Overleveraged – Details, episodes & analysis

BUMPER BUDGET ISSUE: Our resident former adviser to Chancellor George Osborne, Helen Thomas, takes a deep dive into what the Budget will look like and what the impact on markets will be. 

It’s ECB day! So it’s a good time to look at interest rates again with John Hughman. Will the Fed go for another jumbo cut; will the Bank of England stick to a gradual approach or go more aggressive; and how bad are things in Europe? 

Productivity is the key to economic happiness. But how can the UK improve it? Vicky Pryce from the CEBR joins Neil for a wide-ranging look at what’s needed from the new government. 

A lot has happened so far this year and we’re barely halfway through. Neil takes a look back at the year and whether things have worked out as expected.  

Helen Thomas is back to look at the main factors driving America’s exceptional economic recovery and whether the UK or others have a hope of catching up. 

Resolution Foundation research director James Smith delves into what Labour can do to end stagnation and boost the UK economy. 

John Hughman joins Neil to discuss whether Nvidia can continue to ride the AI hype cycle or if there’s a massive bubble. 

After a shaky presidential debate, Joe Biden is facing calls from within his own party to step aside. Will he? Would it make any difference? And what would President Trump 2.0 mean for markets? 

It’s election day in the UK and Independence Day in the US, but France is proving more interesting this week as Helen and Neil look at what’s happened and what is to come with the French elections. 

Neil and Helen run through all the latest moves in the UK General Election campaign, what it could mean for UK stocks; and they take a look at the forthcoming French election, with the first round of voting taking place on Sunday.